Master in Computer Programming/Programmer (Master's)

Marist College in the Town of Poughkeepsie, United States, was founded in 1929 and offers a liberal arts foundation combined with career-focused undergraduate and graduate programmes. Serving about 6,657 students with a modest international cohort, Marist emphasizes intellectual development, character and ethical leadership. Its campus culture blends academic rigour with practical learning, preparing students for professional success through classroom study and applied experiences.

The college is known for integrating advanced technology and experiential education across disciplines, supporting project-based learning, internships and industry partnerships. Marist encourages global engagement through study abroad options and collaborative research, while maintaining a student-centered environment where faculty mentorship and small class sizes promote close academic support. Campus life features clubs, service opportunities and career services that help students shape their ambitions.

International students joining Marist can expect dedicated advising, access to internship pipelines in the region and a community that values diversity and global perspectives. The college’s focus on innovation and real-world readiness means graduates leave with practical skills, professional networks and a foundation for lifelong learning. For students seeking a supportive, technologically engaged liberal arts experience near New York metropolitan opportunities, Marist offers a balanced and purposeful choice.

This master's programme prepares graduates to work as software developers in technology-focused industries. Students gain practical experience through coursework and access to advanced computing facilities. The programme emphasizes real-world application of software development principles. It is offered in both full-time and part-time formats with evening classes.

Focus areas include Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence.

The programme requires 30 credits distributed across core courses, concentration-specific courses, and electives. Students complete a capstone project as part of the degree requirements.

Graduates pursue roles as software developers, cloud engineers, and AI specialists in technology companies.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. Official transcripts and a statement of purpose are needed.

The programme totals about 30 credit hours. On-campus and part-time options available; typical duration is two years for part-time students. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 65% of applicants.